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by greysonp 8y ago
No idea why this is getting downvoted. You'll naturally need more control over memory when building AAA high-performance 3D games, but there's tons of great 2D games made with GC languages (see: Love2D, OpenFL, HaxeFlixel, ImpactJ
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by greysonp 8y ago
I'm confused. When I run your DDG query, the first result is the github page, and the second result is the docs. So same top two as Google, but flipped. I find that acceptable. Maybe one of us is in some A/B bucket?
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by greysonp 9y ago
http://buymeacoff.ee/greyson Looks great! Would love to see a baby dropdown option that let's users set their own price, but the site looks awesome!
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by greysonp 9y ago
I think you need a mix. When I was in high school, I taught myself how to program through making games. Progress was slow, and I wrote bad code, but I had fun, and it's the reason I'm a programmer today. Then I went to college and
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by greysonp 9y ago
I mean, you can always pay for healthcare the day you need it. It's just incredibly expensive. And don't forget, one day you'll be old or sick, so I hope you have a lot of money saved :)
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by greysonp 9y ago
Plenty of businesses operate off the principle of losing money on one product SKU while making it up on others. Think Dollar Shave Club, game console sales, etc. I imagine banks could take a hit on low-income accounts and make it up on high
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by greysonp 9y ago
I love the CHIP-8! I made a tiny web IDE for it. Has a simple graphics editor in there too. https://greysonp.gitlab.io/chip8-js/ The source is extensively documented and unit-tested, so hopefully it can help out anyone
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by greysonp 9y ago
I used to be on Project Fi, but it had the negative side effect of making me always equate data usage to money. e.g. "Watching this YouTube video will probably cost $0.50. Is it worth it?" This resulted me in using ~2GB of data, w
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by greysonp 9y ago
Just one word of advice: be careful :) It's highly addictive.
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by greysonp 9y ago
It's usually a very individual decision. It also depends on where you work and the age of your co-workers. My younger co-workers would arrive like 9:30 for breakfast, and leave at like 7-7:30 after dinner. I've also worked with pe